It was advised to not install like a server and dont start as a Service. This folder contains mainly logs and all the databases on MySQL. Localhost needs to find the correct version for the correct MySQL database. This is usually just one version, so you may find it (with a default installation path) in C:\xampp\mysql\data. To solve this problem, you need to locate the mysql folder in your xampp installation. If you already verified that the port used by MySQL isn't being used by another application like Skype and the problem persists, then proceed with the solution mentioned in this article. Probably because there's another application using it, so be sure that no other application is using the port at the same time. In most of the cases, the error is caused just because MySQL can't start at the port 3306. Pitifully this doesn't work because you will need to clear the log files of InnoDB manually and we'll show you how in this article. I have tried executing these commands so far (run in this order): sudo chmod 755 /opt/lampp/etc/my.cnf sudo chmod -R 777 /opt/lampp/var/mysql sudo chown -hR root/opt/lampp.
A common solution, like every Systems engineer would do with a router that doesn't work, is restart the service and it should work again. Windows 11 Upgrade, MySQL unable to start XAMPP XAMPP MySQL failing to start after WIN 11 Update Cant start MySQL Server from XAMPP MySQL in XAMPP wont. Fixed failure to start MySQL in XAMPP because MySQL in XAMPP could not start If you encounter the case where MySQL cannot start in XAMPP then follow the 2 steps below: Step 1: On the computer screen, navigate to the Xampp folder Step 2: Next, go to the MySQL directory to run the following 3 files: mysqluninstallservice.bat resetroot. I am using Ubuntu 14.04 and Xampp 5.6.3-0.
You was working yesterday with many databases perfectly, turn off the computer to sleep and the next day magically MySQL isn't working ? Many developers have faced this idiotic issue and most people still don't know why this happens (including me).
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